Mitr Analytics vs Fathom
Fathom is a well-regarded privacy-first web analytics tool with a notable quirk in its favor: every plan bundles at least 50 sites, so agencies and people running many small sites get a lot for one subscription. That's a real advantage Mitr doesn't match today.
| Category | Fathom | Mitr Analytics |
|---|---|---|
| Cookies | None | None |
| Consent banner needed | No | No |
| Free tier (cloud) | None — 7-day trial, then paid | 10,000 events/month, no expiry |
| Entry paid price | ~$45/mo (500k pageviews, 50+ sites bundled) | $7/mo (100,000 events) |
| Sites per plan | 50+ bundled at every tier | Scales with plan; check /#pricing |
| First-party Flutter SDK | No | Yes (iOS, Android, desktop, web) |
| Self-hosting | Not offered | Not currently offered |
Sourced from usefathom.com's public pricing page. Pricing and limits change — check usefathom.com/pricing for current numbers before deciding.
Choose Fathom if…
- You (or your agency) run many separate small websites and want them bundled under one subscription.
- You only need web analytics, not mobile/Flutter app tracking.
- High pageview volume on a single site is your main concern — Fathom's tiers scale specifically for that.
Choose Mitr if…
- You're building a Flutter app alongside a website and want one SDK family and one dashboard for both.
- You want a free tier that doesn't expire before committing to a paid plan.
- You run one or a handful of sites/apps rather than dozens, where Fathom's 50-site minimum is more capacity than you need.
What's the same either way
Both are genuinely cookie-free with no consent banner required. If "no cookies" is your only requirement, either tool satisfies it — the decision comes down to how many properties you're tracking and whether any of them is a Flutter app.
Try Mitr's free tier — 10,000 events/month, no credit card. Or see all comparisons.